Nebraska Supreme Court declines to allow pain and suffering damages for intentional or negligent misrepresentation. Estate had sued nurses for misrepresenting decedent's suffering while under its hospice care. While the trial court erred when it excluded the plaintiff's expert witness who would testify that improper medications led to the decedent's increased pain, the error was harmless. Tolliver v. Visiting Nurse Assn., S-08-357, 278 Neb. 532 The estate asks this court to adopt the Restatement (Second) of Torts § 557A. It contends that adopting § 557A would allow a party who is physically harmed by a defendant’s misrepresentation to recover non-economic damages. In addition, the estate claims that the trial court erred in excluding the testimony of one of its medical experts. We decline to adopt § 557A because the damages the estate seeks were available under its negligence theory. We further conclude that the excluded expert testimony was cumulative to other experts’ testimony. We affirm.